They can be led by the nose into the gutter.
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"I was sticking my nose into everything, because everything fascinated me," he notes.
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Flegenheimer It just speaks to Trump's ability / insistence to nose into any moment.
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"The front end was so light it went nose into the wall," she told CNBC.
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"They are not in business or politics, and are not sticking their nose into anything."
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I can get more things done if I don't stick my nose into everything publicly.
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The fact I'm pushed nose into armpits the entire commute makes me feel less so.
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No, he was angry because his uncle Jack had stuck his nose into their family's business again.
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Teresa, though, was a mess, sobbing openly, blowing her nose into a handkerchief an usher handed her.
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How many times have you blown your nose into a tissue and accidentally gotten boogies on your fingers?
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I got up and felt my way toward the exit, promptly slamming my nose into the concrete wall.
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She inhaled her, pressed her nose into the small creases, sucked her fingers, drank the sweat from her skin.
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At times they're friendly and persistent, arriving on the scene to poke a nose into the news-gathering operation.
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He lined up for selfies, accepted ear rubs, and stuck his nose into a custom-made peanut butter cake.
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Donor stool may be administered via a plastic tube inserted through the nose into the stomach or small intestine.
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Leno offered her a tissue, she blew her nose into it, then put it in a baggie and signed it.
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But how much should the court poke its nose into the government's justifications for affirmative action in the first place?
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Google's not marketing that scent anytime soon, but it is sticking its nose into yet another aspect of our lives: smell.
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""Wine will always smell like wine unless you develop an alphabet of smells you can identify and sink your nose into.
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Of course, it is also likely that the employee decided to accelerate his demise by pushing the nose into the terrain.
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Toddlers learn how to walk, a baby elephant learns how to turn its "spaghetti noodle" of a nose into a helpful tool.
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In it, she cozied up to a shirtless Kaulitz and nuzzled her nose into his neck while laying in bed in lingerie.
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Price's better work came at range, where he could pop that long jab into Chisora's head, squashing his nose into his face.
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Meanwhile, a giant anteater is also going for the termites, sticking its snout and nose into the mound to reach the termites inside.
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The last thing we need is the federal government poking its nose into state and local prosecutions and preventing them from moving forward.
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I put a few hard treats in under the squirrels, and she loves to shove her nose into the holes to retrieve them.
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His trial renewed public interest in the court system and introduced a newfound ability for cameras to nose into people's most personal business.
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Glasses left lying around will offer an easy opportunity for a curious pet to get their nose into the glass and have a taste.
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He didn't stop yelling "Cocaine up your nose!" into that poor microphone for another 10 minutes after, until he had to be dragged off.
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He'd just got straight back up again, pushed his nose into place and said something about how come the grass didn't smell any more?
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One might say that I have no business sticking my nose into this investigation, considering how very green and otherwise employed I am. Ha!
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How they eat, sleep, make love—because under socialism the state was always poking its nose into its citizens' plates, beds, and private lives.
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And often another animal, like a raccoon, will have opened the trash can first, and the opossum just follows its nose into the buffet.
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Each time Bill shoved his nose into a pile of dead leaves, Marrinetto and Romagnolo would stand still and stare, waiting for the sign.
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No doubt, Morgan will continue to stick his unwelcome (white, male) nose into pop culture narratives outside his purview, peddling his misogynistic and judgmental views.
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But he is there when Charley needs a friend, poking his head over a fence or nuzzling his nose into Charley's hand for a treat.
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But an international team of researchers is rethinking how upgraded glasses could be useful—by turning the wearer's nose into a remote control for other devices.
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In "Untitled (Self-Portrait with Blood)" (1973), she stares directly at the camera while blood dribbles from her forehead and down her nose, into her mouth.
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Margo Pierce is a science writer poking her nose into everything that piques her curiosity, from NASA and sea turtles to climate change and green tech.
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Tomas Mortberg, a member of the Overtornea council from a right-leaning party, said the state had no business poking its nose into employees' sex lives.
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Investigators have said that in both accidents, faulty data from a single sensor caused the system to push down the jet's nose into an eventual fatal dive.
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Should someone crack open one of these things in your train carriage, you'd be yearning for an open tuna can to plunge your nose into for relief.
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Walking through the show's profuse expanses of flowering plants and stuffing my nose into bromeliad petals, I had moments when I felt irresponsible for being so happy.
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I've also had the personal misfortune of dipping my nose into one of Qdoba's queso-scented candles and I wouldn't wish it on my loud upstairs neighbors.
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I'd crack the window for her and she would press her nose into the small open space and start drooling, leaving ropes of dried saliva along the glass.
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The government sticking its nose into what should be an autonomous space threatens to undermine the efforts of Toledo, rotting his founding ideals with cumbersome and corrupt bureaucracy.
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Now, he might come around every once in a while and ask some questions, but if things were going well, he really wouldn't poke his nose into your business.
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If you read it as "What makes the word 'nose' into the word 'noise'?" you might come up with AN I. It's an almost-but-not-quite anniversary puzzle.
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The national Democratic Party sticking its nose into a Texas primary reminds voters of suspicions that the last Democratic presidential campaign may have been rigged in Hillary Clinton's favor.
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The supermodel, 45, shared a sensual black-and-white photo cozying up to a shirtless Kaulitz, 29, and nuzzling her nose into his neck while laying in bed in lingerie.
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"Trump had better pay heed to the despicable plight of his country, the dark empire of evils under worldwide criticism, before poking his nose into others' things," the piece read.
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Boris Johnson just needs his most important visitor this week to be discreet, to come and go with no fuss, and to avoid sticking his nose into Britain's political business.
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However, in the suit, Sagala's attorneys say the MCAS on Lion Air's Flight 610 tilted the nose into a dive without any input from the pilot ... due to a faulty sensor.
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Some trees were just beginning to blossom, and I buried my nose into flowers that seemed to have the scent of honey, though it could have been the remains of breakfast.
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The cast of characters in Wind Gap is colorful: Vickery (Matt Craven), the local police chief, has no intention of letting a big-city journalist stick her nose into his case.
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"Monk seals forage by shoving their mouth and nose into crevasses in coral reefs, under rocks, or into the sand," he said, and the eel may have latched on in self defense.
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So, after digging into Tesla's near-miss of the $1,000 share-price mark, we're back to dig into Elliott Management's imposition into Twitter's world after sticking its nose into SoftBank earlier this year.
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Pro tip: when you stick your nose into your shirt, it should not smell like the taint of an unwashed Lightning in a Bottle hippie who has been hula-hooping for three days straight.
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Once the aircraft was airborne, the erroneous Angle of Attack data collided with an apparently unprepared crew with tragic consequences as the MCAS system repeatedly activated, driving the jet's nose into a fatal dive.
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While obsessively writing tickets, Judy meets Nick (Jason Bateman), a world-weary hustler who slowly becomes her friend and adviser as she pokes her nose into the missing-mammal epidemic despite her boss's resistance.
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People teach us that fire engines were red and dogs bark," she explained, but "wine will always smell like wine unless you develop an alphabet of smells you can identify and sink your nose into.
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Then, in a moment I hardly believed had arrived, he performed the test, an uncomfortable but quick procedure in which he inserted a thin, pipe cleaner-like nasopharyngeal swab through my nose, into my throat.
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During the procedure, surgeons removed some of the cells surrounding the nerves that run from Fidyka's nose into his brain and injected them into the gap that the knife wound had left in his spine.
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When conservative news host Laura Ingraham told Lebron James to "shut up and dribble" and stop poking his nose into politics, she got blasted by the black community for having launched a racist attack on James.
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Then a warm layer of keys rises into the mix and Yung Lean has a bit of a croon and you're like, 'OK, this is starting to stick its nose into some deeply unexamined emotions here.
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That pot is his throne, his grease-and-sauce covered apron is his crown; the knife is his reign, it's where all the power lies to transform a muscle, leg, ear or nose into a glorious carnitas taco.
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Leaders of the Law and Justice Party dismissed the ruling, saying the commission was poking its nose into domestic matters that were not its concern and had, in many instances, simply parroted charges made by the government's critics.
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But there is nonetheless an important story here as both the mainstream media and a significant chunk of the Democratic Party were led around by the nose into a controversy that was motivated by a nearly perfect storm of bad faith.
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According to WebMD, a bronchoscopy is a procedure in which "a doctor advances a flexible endoscope (bronchoscope) through a person's mouth or nose into the windpipe" to check the lungs, where they can also use tools to perform small procedures.
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"The intellect on display here is about the caliber of the village biddy who sticks her blue nose into everyone else's business, offering opinions nobody asked for about how everybody else should live," Charles Taylor wrote in Salon in 21994.
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If you haven't left an oppressive religious community, peeking inside one may seem novel, a curious poking of your nose into a weird upside-down world where everything mainstream culture takes for granted is swapped out for some alternate reality.
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I got that bulky machine home one balmy late summer night in 2006, and I set it up with that unique sense of new-console wonder, dexterity, and urgency, poking my nose into every nook and cranny of my overly packaged purchase.
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This time, CNN would not be led by the nose into giving significant airtime to another Trump attack on the news media, especially when Democrats were preparing to take over the House and Jeff Sessions was being forced out of the attorney general's office.
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This young woman lay in her I.C.U. bed, breathing with the aid of a mechanical ventilator, turned by nurses every two hours, fed through a thin tube passed through her nose into her stomach: never conscious, never moving spontaneously, seemingly unaware of her surroundings.
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Acknowledging that he's "had a conversation broadly about the importance of a Democrat winning (with Clinton), and I've had a conversation with Bernie, about issues that he's interested in or concerned about," Obama added, "I have not been trying to kibitz and stick my nose into every aspect of their strategy."
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Researchers aren't clear on exactly how this happens, but it might have something to do with either the way Hawaiian monk seals forage for snacks, according to NOAA Fisheries:Hawaiian monk seals forage by shoving their mouth and nose into the crevasses of coral reefs, under rocks, or into the sand.
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The painted version of me had my dark circles and eyebrows — at least my morning makeup routine is pulling through — but it whitened my skin to an unearthly pale tone, turned my flat nose into one with a prominent bridge and pointed end, and replaced my very hooded eyes with heavily lidded ones.
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Before heading to the third floor to delight in the frolic of Goya's tapestry cartoons, I got a whiff of fresh coffee and, sensing I'd cut myself calorically short with that wee omelet for lunch, I followed my nose into the tiny new Café Jonicos and cookie shop tucked behind the central gallery.
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When Francis suggested that Mr. Trump "is not Christian" in answering a reporter's question during his return flight from Mexico, the Latin American pope not only served up red meat for global headline writers ("Francis Excommunicates Trump," declared La Stampa in Italy), but again demonstrated his knack for sticking his nose into putatively secular affairs.
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" He added that American citizens should blame their law-enforcement and intelligence agencies—with their "satellites, ground stations, millions of spies, and huge budgets"—for the fact that the hijackers had "found a security breach as big as a whole fleet of hijacked civilian aircraft, and managed to shove America's nose into the ground.
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Occasionally the frontal veins join to form a single trunk, which bifurcates at the root of the nose into the two angular veins.
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'" However, Nunberg could not find an Arab source for the saying and suspected it was a Victorian invention. An early citation with a tent is "The camel in the Arabian tale begged and received permission to insert his nose into the desert tent."The New York Times, April 21, 1875 By 1878, the expression was familiar enough that part of the story could be left unstated. "It is the humble petition of the camel, who only asks that he may put his nose into the traveler's tent.
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He ran his nose into my fist several times. My story and I'm sticking to it forever. He never challenged me again. The fine surprised me, but the fact that it brought NASCAR onto the map makes it all worth every penny.
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The condition may be treated conservatively or with surgery. Typically intravenous fluids are given, a tube is placed through the nose into the stomach to decompress the intestines, and pain medications are given. Antibiotics are often given. In small bowel obstruction about 25% require surgery.
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He has also worked with the BBC to broaden understanding of issues related to space, such as the re-entry of Tiangong-1, with CBeebies programme Nina and the Neurons for the episode Earth Explorers, and with BBC Radio Scotland to put a Red Nose into near-space for Comic Relief in 2013.
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The main technique utilised was to "...keeping our nose into it and ploughing forward and just ducking and weaving around the worst of the waves worked for us fine". Note that this is similar to the successful storm tactics employed by the UFO 34 Windrift of Clyde when the yacht was actively sailed with the bow into the sea.
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Big Blue Kitten started odds- on favorite for the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational Stakes at Belmont Park on September 28 but in a closely contested finish he was beaten a nose into second by Little Mike. On his final appearance of the year he finished eighth behind Magician in the Breeders' Cup Turf at Santa Anita Park on November 2.
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Elizabeth accepted this and seemed untroubled. Some also reported that Ní Mháille had sneezed and was given a lace-edged handkerchief from a noblewoman. She apparently blew her nose into it and then threw the cloth into a nearby fireplace, much to the shock of the court. Ní Mháille informed everyone that in Ireland, a used handkerchief was considered dirty and was properly destroyed.
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The main staples of its diet are ants and termites, which it can smell through up to 20 centimeters of soil. It finds food by shuffling slowly along with its nose to the ground. When it detects prey, it frantically digs a hole and thrust its nose into it, using its long, sticky tongue to lap up any insects it may find. Other foods include mollusks, worms, fruit, and carrion.
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Mangnoson would meet with an accident if he interfered while A. H. Curtis, the acting mayor of Port Adelaide received three anonymous phone calls threatening "an accident" if he "stuck his nose into the Mangnoson affair". Police suspect the calls may be a hoax and the caller may be the same person who also terrorised a woman in a nearby suburb who had recently lost her husband in tragic circumstances.
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The tower bells were rung by each denomination in turn. During times of religious strife, the sharing of the church became tense. in 1638, during the Thirty Years War, someone blew his nose into the Catholic vessel containing Holy water. The Catholics retaliated by locking the door to the choir, making it impossible for the Lutherans to follow their usual custom of having the Lutheran pastor celebrate Holy Communion while standing in the choir.
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Barnes Maze Paths Performance is typically measured by number of errors the rodent makes, i.e. the number of times it pokes its nose into a hole that does not contain the escape box. The rate of decline in the number of errors per trial can be calculated to represent a learning curve. Other performance values can also be measured, such as path length to the escape box, with a shorter path indicating fewer errors.
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Satisfied with the behaviour of the aircraft the crew decided to take-off. The tail was off the ground but it was still running on the main wheels, intermittently lifting off. When the top two engines were started the aircraft pitched forward, burying the nose into the ground and seriously injuring all on board. The second pilot died after reaching hospital and the pilot died of his injuries a few days later.
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His appearance shocks everyone he comes across, including a news reporter who occasionally shows up throughout the film. While on his quest, he runs into Masami, who is at first shocked, but smiles at him. As Toxie tries the Japanese snack taiyaki, a local gang begin to assault Masami, causing Toxie's "Tromatons" to go berserk. He goes after the gang and uses the taiyaki fish- shaper to meld one thug's nose into the shape of a fish.
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The pilot sat in a semi-reclining position in a long, single-seat cockpit under a single-piece, side-opening perspex canopy which, with a short fixed transparency behind it. stretched from the nose into the leading edge of the wing. Its undercarriage comprised a short, rubber-sprung skid from the nose to only about halfway to the wing. A fixed, unsprung monowheel was semi-recessed into the fuselage under the wing and fitted with a brake.
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Sillaginids are often called 'sandborers' due to their habit of burying themselves in the substrate to avoid predators, much in the same way as they forage, by ploughing their nose into the substrate. This defense is even used against human fishermen, who frequently wade barefoot to feel for buried fish. The Sillaginidae are also host to a variety of well studied internal and external parasites, which are represented prominently by the groups Digenea, Monogenea and Myxosporea, Copepoda and Nematoda.
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At Springfield Elementary School, Principal Skinner is showing Bart's class a time capsule intended to be opened a thousand years later and tells the students to each put something inside. Bart, having forgotten to bring something to put in it, puts a sandwich that he blows his nose into. At a ceremony, Mayor Quimby lowers the time capsule into the town square in front of the statue of Jebediah Springfield. When they dig up the hole, they notice some green ooze pouring out.
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Wyatt then drove off angrily. Liam then drove up to Bill and Quinn in his car and Bill hopped in and told Liam to follow the green car. Quinn then went back to the restaurant for her purse where Hope Logan was and Quinn attacks Hope, yelling that she had no reason to stick her pampered nose into this situation – that she is rich, pampered, and young and has ruined everything. As Hope and Quinn are fighting, Hope's mother Brooke Logan comes out to protect her daughter.
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It can be made of leather, reeds, but more commonly is a thick fabric or light canvas. Some modern designs are made of Cordura or other durable nylon, with a solid bottom and mesh sides for ventilation. To access the portion of the feed near the bottom of the bag, the horse needs to be able to touch its head to the ground, allowing it to push its nose into the end of the bag. In popular US culture, the feedbag is used in the expression "strap on the old feedbag", meaning to "dine".
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Alfred I. du Pont was originally from Delaware and controlled the famous DuPont Chemical Company with his cousins, Pierre and Coleman. Over the years, their relationship deteriorated to the point where Alfred resigned from the family company in 1917. He created business ventures in Delaware and New York, but in 1925, cousin Pierre was named Delaware's Tax Commissioner. To prevent Pierre from sticking his nose into Alfred's property holdings and investments, Alfred decided to relocate to Jacksonville, Florida, a city he'd often heard his mother talk about when he was growing up.
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Both had two seat, tandem cockpits with a moulded perspex canopy in two parts, stretching from a little behind the nose into the wing leading edge. The forward part opened sideways and the aft section was rear hinged. The underside of the IS-13's fuselage curved smoothly, gradually decreasing the diameter towards the tail but that of the IS-12 narrowed more abruptly under the wing. Both models had a short landing skid under the forward fuselage and a semi-recessed, fixed and unsprung monowheel under the wing and fitted with a brake.
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Ralph's first plan is to sneak under a sheep and carry it off, wearing it as a disguise. When Ralph is caught by Sam, he attempts to push the sheep away and act innocent, but Sam punches him in the nose, turning his nose into an accordion. 2\. As in all three earlier episodes, Ralph devises a plan that involves tunneling under the field and digging very small holes through the surface. This time, he creates the hole a safe distance away and surveys the area with a periscope.
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Neo-pagan related to Hindu Yogic guided visualization, is the breathing into the solar plexus, holding our breath and focusing our intent, this is to hold our energy and infuse it with our intent, imagining the build up of moving substance through our nose, into a channel down into the solar plexus, then exhaling is moving the energy out into the world. Balancing the solar plexus may contain self-love, appreciation and/or acceptance. Use occasionally in and between cycles of meditation. "Intent is the most powerful force in the universe.".
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In the 1940s, the Nazis described the Skoda 15A automobile as the Czech secret weapon due to its treacherous and deadly lift-off oversteer handling characteristics. Attorney and consumer protection activist Ralph Nader described this type of handling in his 1965 book Unsafe at Any Speed. Lift-off oversteer is often exploited in motorsportparticularly on loose surfaces (e.g. in rallying)as a method of cornering faster as, when controlled, it has the effect of turning the nose into the apex and the car slightly sideways which allows early application of power on exiting the corner.
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Their owner can't have been much into baths because they smelled like something tepid from a canteen counter. Gust wrung them like the devil having a go at a set of wedding bells with all the grip he had, until the man was shrieking on the same D minor as the music. ‘It’s nothing personal,’ said Gust, ‘but I’m afraid you’re going to have to learn to fuck all over again.’ He wiped the blood off the man's prick down his face, then pulled the face towards him and drove his nose into his brain with his head.
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2 shows a typical PTR-MS measurement performed in food and flavor research. The test person swallows a sip of a vanillin flavored drink and breathes via his nose into a heated inlet device coupled to a PTR-MS instrument. Due to the high time resolution and sensitivity of the instrument used here, the development of vanillin in the person's breath can be monitored in real-time (please note that isoprene is shown in this figure because it is a product of human metabolism and therefore acts as an indicator for the breath cycles). The data can be used for food design, i.e.
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The wing tips carried the small, streamlined bodies known as salmons, common at the time. The fuselage of the IS-11 was an oval section plywood monocoque. The pilot sat in a semi-reclining position in a single seat cockpit under a single piece, side opening perspex canopy which, with a short, fixed transparency behind it stretched from the nose into the leading edge of the wing. Its undercarriage comprised a very short, rubber sprung skid under the nose and a fixed, unsprung monowheel semi-recessed into the fuselage under the forward wing and fitted with a brake.
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Instead Stuart drinks it and as a result rushes to the bathroom where he repeatedly vomits and defecates. Later, Kenny convinces his family to go with him to North Park Funland to ride The John Denver Experience, a violent ride not recommended for pregnant women. However, Stuart gets a broken nose from the ride and ends up vomiting, defecating, and now, draining his bloody nose into a garbage can. After another nightmare involving the new baby, an enraged Kenny chases his mother through the town and into the NAMBLA hotel with a plunger, attempting to plunge the fetus out of her.
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Sturges took the screwball comedy format of the 1930s to another level, writing dialogue that, heard today, is often surprisingly naturalistic, mature, and ahead of its time, despite the farcical situations. It is not uncommon for a Sturges character to deliver an exquisitely turned phrase and take an elaborate pratfall within the same scene. For example, in The Lady Eve, a tender love scene takes place between Henry Fonda and Barbara Stanwyck, which is enlivened by a horse as it repeatedly pokes its nose into Fonda's head. John Lasseter cited Sturges as an influence on his work.
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He also served as the twenty-fourth Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Scotland from 1763 to 1765. His dissolute lifestyle extended to founding an (all-male) drinking club, and reportedly the playwright Samuel Foote advised Kellie to put his red nose into his greenhouse to ripen his cucumbers! He tended to compose on the spot and absent-mindedly give music away without further thought for it. His health suffered and he visited Spa, Belgium, but while returning was "struck with a paralytic shock" and while stopping for a few days at Brussels was attacked by a "putrid fever" and died.
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First appearance: Episode 7 is the Blade-Bard Enlightened. He is strong enough to knock large trees down, but his primary weapons are sound-based. They include sound waves known as the Voice of God produced from his gauntlets that damage the target's inner ear, and vibrations that affect equilibrium that emanate from an odd accordion/piano object that he wears on his chest, the Annihilation Surge Array, which operates by blowing air through the nose into it. Souma is killed by the Jester after Rushuna defeats him, though in the manga he was simply stripped of his Juttensen-title.
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The shape of the air space in the mask slightly affects the ability to focus. Corrective lenses can be fitted to the inside surface of the viewport or contact lenses may be worn inside the mask to allow normal vision for people with focusing defects. When the diver descends, the ambient pressure rises, and it becomes necessary to equalise the pressure inside the mask with the external ambient pressure to avoid the barotrauma known as mask squeeze, This is done by allowing sufficient air to flow out through the nose into the mask to relieve the pressure difference. This requires the nose to be included in the airspace of the mask.
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There are two different methods that can be used to place the voice prosthesis: Primary placement: A voice prosthesis is placed into the puncture immediately after it is created. During the immediate postoperative period, the patient is fed through a feeding tube, either inserted directly into the stomach or through a more temporary version than extends from the nose into the stomach. This tube is removed when the patient is able to eat enough by mouth to maintain nutritional needs; this can be as early as the second day following surgery. Speech production with the voice prosthesis is initiated when the surgical area has healed, after clearance by the surgeon.
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A forward slip is used whenever the aircraft is too high on approach, and there needs to be a rapid reduction of altitude without a gain of airspeed in order to conduct a safe landing. The following Techniques are recommended by Airbus for a crosswind landing: Crabbed Approach Airplane approaches the runway with airplane's nose into the wind. During flare, the rudder is used to align the nose with the runway centerline and opposite aileron is used to create sideslip to prevent the airplane drifting away from the centerline. This is a mix of crab and sideslip and it is a recommendation from Airbus.
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In 1948 he was elected Colorado Attorney General. Metzger used his new position to challenge the status quo; he required state commissions to comply with state purchasing laws and stop giving out no-bid contracts, he started a campaign against illegal gambling, and in one of his biggest moves he banned using school facilities for religious activities which he believed violated the state constitution. 'Rocky Mountain News' editorial columnist Lee Casey wrote: > Thus far in his career, Mr. Metzger has not demonstrated the possession of a > great store of legal learning. But he is certainly active, he pokes his long > nose into everything and he doesn't mind trouble.
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In the management of small bowel obstructions, a commonly quoted surgical aphorism is: "never let the sun rise or set on small-bowel obstruction" because about 5.5% of small bowel obstructions are ultimately fatal if treatment is delayed. Improvements in radiological imaging of small bowel obstructions allow for confident distinction between simple obstructions, that can be treated conservatively, and obstructions that are surgical emergencies (volvulus, closed-loop obstructions, ischemic bowel, incarcerated hernias, etc.). A small flexible tube (nasogastric tube) may be inserted through the nose into the stomach to help decompress the dilated bowel. This tube is uncomfortable but relieves the abdominal cramps, distention, and vomiting.
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Nasopharyngeal airways is a soft rubber or plastic hollow tube that is passed through the nose into the posterior pharynx. Patients tolerate NPAs more easily than OPAs, so NPAs can be used when the use of an OPA is difficult, such as when the patient's jaw is clenched or the patient is semiconscious and cannot tolerate an OPA. NPAs are generally not recommended if there is suspicion of a fracture to the base of the skull, due to the possibility of the tube entering the cranium. However, the actual risks of this complication occurring compared to the risks of damage from hypoxia if an airway is not used are debatable.
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Gloster E.1/44 SM809, fitted with the original tail unit, circa 1944 The Gloster E.1/44 was a stressed-skin mid-winged monoplane design, featuring a relatively broad fuselage and a wide-track undercarriage. The design bore little resemblance to the twin-jet Meteor and only superficial similarities to the earlier pioneering E.28/29, being a larger and significantly heavier aircraft. Unlike the E.28/29, which had a central air intake in the nose into a straight- through duct to reach its turbojet engine, the E.1/44's Nene received air via a pair of semi-circular air intakes ahead of the wing roots.Flight 1948, pp. 429–430.
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The fetish may manifest itself in a desire for actual physical contact and interaction, or specific fantasies such as the desire to penetrate the nostrils. Other fantasies may include the desire to observe or experience a transformation of a nose with reference to an element of a fictional work such as Pinocchio, or ideas concerning the transformation of the nose into that of another creatures' like a pig's snout as a means of sexually humiliating a partner or acquaintance. These fantasies may be assisted with use of props, role-play or transformation fiction, in the form of writing, artwork, or modified photographs of people (known as morphing). Sigmund Freud interpreted the nose as a substitute for the penis.
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The S.T.3 was a single bay biplane with extreme stagger, braced on each side by a single streamlined, forward-leaning interplane strut with wide extremities connecting to both forward and aft spars. The upper wing was held over the fuselage with a cabane of two transverse inverted V-struts from the spars at the central wing joint to the upper fuselage longerons. The lower wings were attached to the lower longerons. The underlying fuselage structure was a rectangular section girder frame of dural tubes. This tapered in the nose into mountings for the nine- cylinder Salmson 9AD radial, though this engine was slow to arrive and the first flights were made with a , six-cylinder Anzani 6 radial.
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Cicvarić was drafted during the Balkan wars. He is mentioned by Leon Trotsky in his war correspondence The Balkan Wars: 1912–13 as a "free anarchist" and publisher of The Guard, and as an outspoken critic of the Serbian Social Democratic Party. He writes "Since, in this little country, everyone knows everyone else and does not hesitate to poke his nose into the private lives of his political adversaries, the polemic against the leaders of Social Democracy is carried on in a form that would not bear translation into any European language". He was drafted again in World War I, and surrendered, becoming a prisoner of war of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in Neusiedl am See.
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Cresting a hill at the approach to the corner, Webber's car lifted its nose into the air once again and rose over above the track, somersaulting backwards before twisting towards its right and hitting the tarmac with the right rear of the car while inverted, shedding its engine cover, rear wing, and nose. The car skidded on its roof into a run-off area just short of the roundabout next to the Mulsanne Corner before coming to a halt. Marshals were eventually able to right the Mercedes and extract Webber, who sustained no major injuries. Television cameras located at Mulsannes Corner captured the aftermath of the accident and broadcast pictures of the CLR on its roof to the worldwide audience.
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The skirt also encloses the nose, usually by means of a nose pocket, so that air can be exhaled through the nose into the mask to equalise the internal pressure during descent and thereby avoid possible barotrauma of the enclosed area of the face. The section of the mask covering the nose must allow the wearer to block the nostrils while equalising pressure in the middle ear. All diving masks have means to keep them in position, usually an elastomer strap of similar material to the skirt, but occasionally an expanded neoprene pad with velcro straps is used. Mask straps are usually wider at the back or split into an upper and lower strap at the back of the head for stability and comfort.
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The crew of Flight 508 was aware of the thunderstorm activity but elected to continue the approach. Francis Fernandes, the L'Express captain at the controls of Flight 508, later said the plane experienced a "significant roll to the left" on landing approach. Fernandes told investigators that while he and the first officer tried to level the aircraft, it experienced an "extreme updraft" that pushed the plane's nose into the air.Pilots Struggled to Control Plane in Storm Before Crash; The Washington Post, July 12, 1991 After entering a severe thunderstorm cell southwest of the airport, the crew lost directional control and was unable to recover the aircraft prior to impacting two houses in the Ensley neighborhood of Birmingham at 6:11:27 pm CDT.
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While competing the inaugural Daytona 250 Truck Series race at Daytona International Speedway, on February 18, 2000, Bodine was involved in a vicious, fiery accident on the 57th lap of the race while driving the No. 15 Line-X-sponsored Ford F-150 for Billy Ballew. The crash started when then rookie Kurt Busch, Rob Morgan, and Lyndon Amick were racing three-wide through the tri-oval front straightaway. In the exact moment Bodine moved to get around the outside of the trio, Morgan was turned across Busch's nose into the side of Amick's truck, who was at the bottom. Amick's truck was damaged in the contact, which caused it to veer hard right, pushing Morgan into Bodine who was on the outside.
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Some church opponents have used public occasions, like the biannual church conferences, to publicly mock and parody the wearing of temple garments. During the October 2003 LDS Church General Conference, some anti-Mormon demonstrators outside the LDS Conference Center reportedly spat and stomped on garments in view of those attending the conference. One protester blew his nose into a garment he wore around his neck. A scuffle broke out between a protester and two members of the church who attempted to take the garments from him.. To avoid a repeat of the conflict, the municipality of Salt Lake City planned stronger enforcement of fighting words and hate speech laws for the April 2004 conference in Salt Lake City with new protest buffer zones..
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Kubica driving for BMW Sauber at the 2007 British Grand Prix Kubica at the 2007 Canadian Grand Prix Kubica performed well during the 2007 season, finishing consistently in point scoring positions. At the Kubica had a serious crash approaching the hairpin on lap 27, in which his car made contact with Jarno Trulli's Toyota, and hit a hump in the grass which lifted the car's nose into the air and left him unable to brake or steer. The car then hit the concrete retaining wall and rolled as it came back across the track, striking the opposite wall on the outside of the hairpin and coming to rest on its side. The car was heavily damaged and Kubica's feet could be seen exposed through the destroyed nose of the car.
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Bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) (also known as bronchoalveolar washing) is a diagnostic method of the lower respiratory system in which a bronchoscope is passed through the mouth or nose into an appropriate airway in the lungs, with a measured amount of fluid introduced and then collected for examination. This method is typically performed to diagnose pathogenic infections of the lower respiratory airways (leading to, for example pneumonia and COVID-19), though it also has been shown to have utility in diagnosing interstitial lung disease. Bronchoalveolar lavage can be a more sensitive method of detection than nasal swabs in respiratory molecular diagnostics, as has been the case with SARS-CoV-2 where bronchoalveolar lavage samples detect copies of viral RNA after negative nasal swab testing. In particular, bronchoalveolar lavage is commonly used to diagnose infections in people with immune system problems, pneumonia in people on ventilators, and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).
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Furthermore, up until their Super Bowl victory the Ravens had made the playoffs in each of the first five seasons under John Harbaugh and Joe Flacco but have had only one playoff appearance (and only one winning season) over the next four years, albeit their one playoff victory during that span was against the Steelers. Why Joe Flacco is clutch when the pressure is the greatest On an October 5, 2014 game between the Steelers and the Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Field, in which the Steelers won 17–9, Jaguars mascot Jaxson de Ville was seen holding a Terrible Towel on one hand and a handwritten sign that reads "Towels Carry Ebola" on the other hand, mentioning the deadly outbreak that started in West Africa. The next day, the Jaguars issued an apology for the incident, but would go on to lose 13 of their next 17 games. On February 7, 2016, the Florida Panthers' mascot, Stanley C Panther, blew his nose into a Terrible Towel, with the Pittsburgh Penguins down 0–2 with around 6 minutes left in the third period.
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In some cases, when producers force singers to lip-synch on live TV broadcasts, the vocalists deliberately make it clear that they are not singing live. When Public Image Limited singer John Lydon performed on Dick Clark’s American Bandstand TV show, the "...punk pioneer refused to mime during an appearance... and instead he sat on the floor of the [TV] studio, threw himself into the assembled audience, and stuck his nose into the camera while recordings over his own voice played" on the air. When Frank Zappa appeared on Detroit TV, the producer threatened the band to “Lip-sync your hit—or else.” Zappa went to the TV studio's props department, "gathered an assortment of random objects and built a set" and instructed each band member to do a repeated physical movements during the mimed song (though not in time with the music), creating a chaotic "homemade prime-time Dada" absurd event on live on-air TV. When progressive rock band Marillion played on Top of the Pops TV show in 1983, the show's producer, Michael Hurll, insisted that the band pretend to play and sing while the recording played on air.
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